Cyclamen Species, Hardy Cyclamen

Those are ideginous species to the area where my house is. The Mountains of the Western Caucasus near the Black Sea. There are a lot of t...Read Morehem blossoming from the start of winter, which creates the great feeling of eternal Spring. During the Summer season the plants are still decorative due to nice leaves.Those plants are quite common in the Northern hemisphere. Especially in the Alpine Europe.

If you keep the plant at home do not overwater. It's better to water from underpan with the rainwater.

Flowers Jan/Feb in the UK (Fully Hardy) - Dainty little flowers provide a fantastic splash of colour at a time of year when the garden ge...Read Morenerally looks bleak.

This plant does well in an east-facing full shade foundation garden, as well as under tall oak trees where no grass will grow. They seld...Read Moreom get watered, except by mother nature.

I had long loved the indoor cyclamen (which I plant out for summer), so when I saw plants of Coum for sale, I snapped them up. Here, they spread quite slowly, and don't bloom the first year. But, they are well worth it.

A small and very variable perennial from Western Asia

Has round, deep green leaves that may be plain or marbled with silve...Read Morer. Bears white to red flowers with reflexed petals that have white mouths and red markings at the base.

Flowers February - April

Loves a well drained, fertile, leafy soil in light shade. Prefers a dryish dormancy so plant under shrubs if planting outside. Will need a winter mulch is cold regions.

All Cyclamen seed needs to be soaked fopr half a day prior to sowing.